BrickBuddyScan

Identify LEGO parts, sets, and minifigs from webpage photos, crops, and batches with optional BrickLink prices and colors.

BrickBuddy Scan helps LEGO buyers, sellers, and collectors identify items directly from images on normal webpages. Instead of saving a photo, opening another site, and uploading it manually, BrickBuddy Scan lets you scan webpage images in place. Selected images and crops are sent to Brickognize for recognition, then results are shown inside one browser interface where you can review likely parts, sets, and minifigures. BrickBuddy Scan adds workflow tools around Brickognize recognition: batch-scan multiple webpage images, select multiple items from a single photo, crop hard-to-see regions, or use Auto-Detect to find likely LEGO items in an image before sending recognition queries. With optional BrickLink API credentials, BrickBuddy Scan can also add BrickLink catalog colors and recent sold price averages so marketplace photos are easier to evaluate before buying, sorting, or listing. Features: - Scan whole webpage images, crops, Auto-Detect regions, or multiple selections in one batch - Identify parts, sets, and minifigures with Brickognize-powered recognition - Review match candidates and confidence scores in one browser interface - Send multiple selected items from a single image as separate recognition queries - Compare marketplace list prices against BrickLink used and new sold averages when site pricing is available - Add BrickLink catalog colors and price data with your own BrickLink API credentials - Keep BrickLink credentials encrypted in Chrome local extension storage - Works on normal webpages where Chrome allows content scripts Selected images and crops are sent to Brickognize for identification. BrickLink requests are only made after you save your own BrickLink API credentials. LEGO is a trademark of the LEGO Group of companies, which does not sponsor, authorize, or endorse this extension. Brickognize and BrickLink are independent third-party services. BrickBuddy Scan uses Brickognize for image recognition and the BrickLink API for optional catalog and price enrichment, but is not affiliated with or endorsed by Brickognize or BrickLink.